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very true, some hyperbole to make a point. "lack of newness" is a characteristic many will expend untold hours to extinguish. to my perspective, the "rewrite
by bdavis__ 5y ago
very true, some hyperbole to make a point.
"lack of newness" is a characteristic many will expend untold hours to extinguish. to my perspective, the "rewrite it in Rust crowd" is the peak; all non-Rust code is soiled, and worthy of replacement.
(it is very possible that the "rewrite in Rust" movement is just a guerrilla marketing project)
- selfhoster11 5y agoI don't really care for Rust, but all non-memory safe code could benefit from being replaced. This does, for some people, mean rewriting it in Rust because C and C++ make it harder to achieve the goal of memory safety.